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American Potato Chips, Ruffles Lays etc.
Lays are practically identical to our Walkers and are available in almost all Lithuanica shops.
Would love to see some Grape soda, Nu Grape, Welch's, Minute Maid.
I'd murder someone for a can
Luckily enough my dad lives over in the states and sends me over all my peanut buttery needs. Seasonal M&M's Twix peanut butter are pretty nice. Pay Day's. Take 5's are amazing and Babe Ruth's.
I think Fallon and Byrne is a total JOKE of a shop.
The prices they expect you to fork out for a few candy bars is mental.
I don't care what the import tax is, their Reece's products are way more expensive than they are in Centra and the likes..
Also, Little Debbie products are delicious. I love Ding Dong's, Oh Ho's and those Zebra cakes.. And their pop tart flavours beat ours hands down.
Cinnamon roll flavoured ones are to die for.
Have a massive bag of Atomic Warheads in the house now so, happy in the sour candy department.
Twizzlers are so over rated.. Little tubes of plastic.. Yuck.0 -
I am based in the US and might be able to do a few trades perhaps for those with a sweet tooth. Shipping a box full of sweeties can be expensive though.
I sent some cereal and a few bags of Reeses to a boardsie last year and I think it cost a fair bit to ship regular air mail style. 0 -
TK Maxx have a few American products. I got my dad to send over me jars of Smuckers Goobers Grape and PB swirl and I saw it in TK Maxx on Monday
Also Reece's Pieces cereal and the celebration Betty Crocker cake sponge!
Not too expensive considering the price you'd pay for it if it was to be shipped.
Worth a look!0 -
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Andre80Johnson wrote: »Does anyone know of a specific shop in Dublin that sells Reese Buttercups?
Do they still do it? Would be deadly if they did.
In saying, I love American snacks. Damn tasty.
Centra on Westland Row stock Reece's cups and their nutrageous bars
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In my fridge right now (but not for long).
Butterfinger bar
PB Twix
PB M&Ms
White chocolate PB cups
PM & Marshmallow cups
Coconut M&Ms
Pretzel M&Ms
PB & Banana fudge cups
Jolly Ranchers swirly chews
I'm most probably gonna be sick later
Just back from the states are we?! :P
I got PB Twix's a while back.. Loved the chocolate biscuit but I wasn't majorly impressed. The other half polished them off though. LOVED them.
I have the peanut butter lovers peanut butter cups from Reeces in my drawer along with Reece's peanut butter coated Whoppers which are hideous.. Trying to shift about 4 boxes!
PB m&m's are gorgeous.. I've a truck load of Payday's lying around.. My dad mistook them for BabyRuth's
Also, WAREHEADS!!
The Jolly Rancher Cherry Stix are amazing too
Have you tried a Take 5 bar?
Pretzel, Peanut butter, caramel and peanuts in a chocolate coating.. Stunning!0 -
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They sell them in a few places now, Spar in Middle Abbey Street introduced me to them. Ate about four packs that week.
I'd love somewhere I could get chocolate covered Oreos.
I also wanna try milk duds, twinkies and tootsie rolls.
The Country Kitchen in Howth sell some American stuff but no sweets I don't think.
Chocolate covered oreo's are very VERY easily made at home
They taste just as good too!
I think everyone wants to try a twinkie. I got my dad to send me over a box as it was years since I last had one.. One bite and I realised why I was never a big fan. They taste like fake. Everything in them is artificial and they're so seedy.
If I could recommend you the tootsie pops and fruit flavoured tootsie rolls. The lime one's are delish
Milk duds are like the toffee you get in a Revel except made with a cheaper, lower quality "chocolate coating". It's not even chocolate, it's chocolate flavoured.
Not missing much on those ones!0 -
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curly from cork wrote: »would love some semi sweet choc chip morsles, preferably nestles in the yellow pack but any brand, anyone spot them here ?
Ah Toll House chips! Amazing. Never seen them here but semi sweet chocolate chips can be found in your local fine food store. My local sells really amazing french chocolate in chip form 0 -
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There is a new candy shop in temple bar to the left of central bank. its called happy pills, and ironically is in a shop which used to be a headshop. One wall has american imports such as candy, baking goods, cereal, etc. the other wall has a giant candy wall of mostly irish sweets. You can choose a bottle (100 ml 3e, 300 ml 5e, 500 ml 9e) and fill it with as much sweets as you can- and it doesnt get weighed! They have some american candy such as jolly ranchers, sourpatch kids, sourpatch watermelons, candy corn that can go in these bottles. Not saying id be going there often, but its well worth it as a treat 0
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